Vadriel
Bite my shiny metal ass!
Thanks, man. Yeah, I've been doodling since I could hold a crayon. When I was like, 5, there were purple dragons and monsters all over my Fischer-Price toybox, lol. I also think I grasped the idea of perspective pretty damn young on my own...I drew a ghostlike thingie whose tail spiraled around and diminished like it was fading off into the distance. It looked horrible, but I was 6 or so...
But yeah, no matter what else I've been doing in my life, I've always had a pencil and some paper within reach, and taken just about every opportunity to visit that cooler world where whatever I say goes and I can create every aspect of everything...god I used to drive my teachers nuts because absolutely every paper I turned in had stuff doodled in the margins.
So yeah...I've always been a sketcher/doodler, but never really considered myself a serious artist...I lacked so incredibly much, I was fair with sketching but not amazing, and pretty much shit with everything else, so I never really gave it much substantial weight.
I really have to say now that being an art major in college is really revitalizing my interest and broadening my ideas about art. My Intro to Drawing class opened me up to a variety of drawing media past my usual pencil set...I started getting interested in charcoal, pastels, conte, inkwash...stuff I had never before really messed with. God, I love conte...it's like charcoal but with more control. The dark blacks you can get just go so far beyond what you can do with a pencil, even a 6B.
But yeah, and now this Color class has kinda gotten my foot in the door for painting...overall I'm pretty happy with how my art education is going...
Sorry.../livejournal.
But yeah, no matter what else I've been doing in my life, I've always had a pencil and some paper within reach, and taken just about every opportunity to visit that cooler world where whatever I say goes and I can create every aspect of everything...god I used to drive my teachers nuts because absolutely every paper I turned in had stuff doodled in the margins.
So yeah...I've always been a sketcher/doodler, but never really considered myself a serious artist...I lacked so incredibly much, I was fair with sketching but not amazing, and pretty much shit with everything else, so I never really gave it much substantial weight.
I really have to say now that being an art major in college is really revitalizing my interest and broadening my ideas about art. My Intro to Drawing class opened me up to a variety of drawing media past my usual pencil set...I started getting interested in charcoal, pastels, conte, inkwash...stuff I had never before really messed with. God, I love conte...it's like charcoal but with more control. The dark blacks you can get just go so far beyond what you can do with a pencil, even a 6B.
But yeah, and now this Color class has kinda gotten my foot in the door for painting...overall I'm pretty happy with how my art education is going...
Sorry.../livejournal.